Sentence examples for a bit dead from inspiring English sources
He's not even a bit dead.
"The pitch was a bit dead with frost on it.
A bit dead, but sweet, like the decaying wood of a ship.
I think when I'm not active my eyes do go a bit dead.
But when the performers aren't rolling around, performing with clunky marionettes or praying to a mandrake-root oracle, the installations themselves feel a bit dead and empty.
"It was a little bit dead, and a little bit flat, but I thought we were very professional in the first half.
The club was a wee bit dead in the water, which is why he did an incredible job keeping us away from relegation, and we even finished in the top 10.
"We have to have improv," adds Chavez, "or the show will feel a little bit dead".
Show jumper David McPherson, who tested the arena, said the waxed sand and fibre surface was "nowhere near good enough", with British colleague Nick Skelton adding: "The ground is a little bit dead and dense at the moment".
Can the cell be a 'little bit dead'?
